OverviewThe Arcteryx Venta SV 's balanced fit, near perfect features, and high performance make it one of the most versatile softshells we've tested. A Gore Windstopper membrane is completely windproof and highly water resistant. Strategic face fabrics balance weight and durability and mapped sections of thin fleece line the interior. The Venta SV is best for active pursuits in cold weather. It's one of only two softshells we've tested that work well for downhill skiing. A simple design and sleek lines allow the jacket to also function well in urban environments. <a href="http://www.outdooroutletco.com/es/">arcteryx venta</a>

Our testers prefer the Venta SV to the Venta MX for alpine skiing, but testers that climb and ski prefer the Venta MX. Check out our Softshell Jacket Review to compare this jacket to the others tested.

OutdoorGearLab Editors' Hands-on ReviewJeff Smith stylin in the Arcteryx Venta SV " alt=" Jeff Smith stylin in the Arcteryx Venta SV "> Jeff Smith stylin in the Arcteryx Venta SV Likes The Arcteryx Venta SV represents the ultimate in performance, versatility, and styling. The jacket is artfully crafted with an attention to detail that makes most other softshells look infantile and sloppy. The Venta SV has three different weights of interior fleece that maximize warmth and breathability. This jacket is warmer than the Arcteryx Venta MX and not as warm as the Outdoor Research Lodestar and Patagonia Northwall . It's best for high output activities in cold days . The extra insulation also allow it to work well for lower output activities like walking around town.

The overall combination of different materials provides the water resistance and warmth needed for skiing and the breathability and features required for ice and alpine climbing. This ties with the Beyond Clothing Cold Fusion as the most versatile softshell we've tested.

The Venta SV is equipped with the most elegant features of any softshell tested. Two elevated hand pockets lie above a backpacks hip belt and a harness, large pit zips provide instantaneous ventilation, an interior zippered pocket stores a key or ID, and the hood is one of only a few softshells that's comfortable and non-restrictive when worn over a helmet. In general, we find pit zips to be difficult to open and close with one hand. This is not the case with the Venta SV, which has zippers that slide fast and easy with one hand. The color we tested, Big Sky, has blue zippers with complimentary colored (orange) pull-tabs that are easy to see and are attractive. The Venta SV is also unique in that is has a drop hood (a two-inch collar keeps your neck warm when the hood is not up and is unnoticeable when it is), which we find to be better for skiing than for climbing.

The Venta SV is arguably the best looking softshell on the market. (An independent panel of seven judges rated all the softshells tested based on their appearance.) Unlike others (Mountain Hardwear Dragon and Alchemy, for example), the Venta SV has a simple and refined style with clean lines. It looks good when its snowing, when its blowing 60 mph, or when youre walking downtown. Some people spend thousands of dollars on fashion clothing that looks good but serve no practical purpose. This jacket crushes most of the competition in both performance and aesthetics.

The Arcteryx Venta SV has a very comfortable Drop Hood that&#039;s ideal for skiing and snowboarding. More chin coverage on climbing shells, like the Arcteryx Venta MX and Alpha SV, increases weather protection and warmth. Credit: Max Neale " alt=" The Arcteryx Venta SV has a very comfortable Drop Hood that&#039;s ideal for skiing and snowboarding. More chin coverage on climbing shells, like the Arcteryx Venta MX and Alpha SV, increases weather protection and warmth. Credit: Max Neale "> The Arcteryx Venta SV has a very comfortable Drop Hood that&#039;s ideal for skiing and snowboarding. More chin coverage on climbing shells, like the Arcteryx Venta MX and Alpha SV, increases weather protection and warmth. Credit: Max Neale Dislikes Arcteryx could make several improvements to this shell. (1) the hood pull cords can't be adjusted with one hand from the outside of the jacket. You must unzip a pocket and pull the cord there. We find this annoying and inferior to the hood on the Arcteryx Alpha SV hardshell, which positions the adjustment cords on the exterior for easy access. (2) The Venta SV lies relatively close to a hardshell. It's not as breathable as many other softshells, which make it poorly suited to cario endurance workouts like running and cross-country skiing. On the other hand, it's additional weather protection make it more versatile than other softshells because it performs better in high winds and precipitation conditions. (3) The comparatively warm insulation can make this too hot for some activities. This is best for active pursuits in cold weather or less active pursuits (alpine skiing) in a variety of weather conditions.

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For over 50 years John Frum Day has been observed on February 15 when followers hoist U.S. flags on wooden flagpoles and parade in colorful, DIY military garb . (Which is kinda like the plot of Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, when those desert kids descended from the survivors of a crashed Qantas jet think Mel Gibson is &quot;Captain Walker&quot; and perform rituals with him to get the plane to fly again.)replica watchIn many ways the John Frum movement is more political than religious: it has its own party, suffered a violent split in 2004 , and its president was appointed Vanuatu's ambassador to Russia . But it also waits patiently for the return of John Frum, a man that the spiritual leader of the movement, Chief Isaac Wan, has described as &quot;our Jesus.&quot; S And there's also this obsession with material, Western goods. David Attenborough visited the Vanuatu island of Tanna in the 1960s as part of his book and BBC series The People of Paradise . Attenborough found the culture preoccupied with his radios and recording equipment. (Of course, Mike Daisey also traveled to Tanna for one of his monologues , which has not been retracted... yet .) As one islander told a reporter from Smithsonian Magazine : &quot;John promised he'll bring planeloads and shiploads of cargo to us from America if we pray to him. Radios, TVs, trucks, boats, watches, iceboxes, medicine, Coca-Cola and many other wonderful things.&quot; (Which is kinda like the plot of The Gods Must Be Crazy, and, if you think about it, is the EXACT OPPOSITE of Burning Man.)However, according to Kirk Huffman, an anthropologist who lived with the group for 17 years , the movement is less about a quest for Western materialism and more of a rejection of French and British colonialism. In Huffman's view, John Frum encouraged this cargo cult to revolt against the beliefs pressed—or oppressed—upon them by Protestant missionaries. &quot;Nobody knows who John Frum was, though it is irrelevant whether he was a real person or a spirit,&quot; he said. &quot;Movements like these were a way for traditional people to come to terms with colonialism and Christianity. Vanuatu's culture would have been entirely squashed if it wasn't for cults like John Frum.&quot;Which brings us back to Black Rock City. The Burning Man artist statement adds an intergalactic twist on the concept, proposing &quot;an enormous replica of their sky-craft, hewn from the primitive materials of our backwater planet. Burning Man will stand atop this streamlined structure, majestically revolving like an interstellar beacon. Within this three-decked vessel participants will encounter the Temple of the Navigator, a shrine that features six hand-operated zoetropes that will function as prayer wheels. 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Question: Does a service provider have to follow the safe harbor procedures?Answer: No. An ISP may choose not to follow the DMCA takedown process, and do without the safe harbor. If it would not be liable under pre-DMCA copyright law (for example, because it is not contributorily or vicariously liable, or because there is no underlying copyright infringement), it can still raise those same defenses if it is sued.

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